django-travis-saucelabs

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An demonstrative repo for using Django, Travis and Saucelabs together.

We will assume you have virtualenv installed, run the following:

 virtualenv pyenv
 source pyenv/bin/activate

Install Django and create an app

 pip install django
 django-admin.py startproject mysite

Make sure everything is working

python mysite/manage.py runserver

Then navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin

pip install PyVirtualDisplay
pip install sauceclient
pip install travis

This repo keeps a requirements.txt. You can use pip freeze to see the versions of modules you are running. To get the correct versions:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Got to https://travis-ci.org/profile and make sure you have this repo set to on.

Get your key from saucelabs then run the following replacing $KEY and repo name (i.e. your-username/repo-name). Your $KEY from sauce labs will look something like 0aa48f52-7024-4934-8230-cd39919d2977 (not a real key)

 travis encrypt "$KEY" -r 'Victory/django-travis-saucelabs'

Which will give you something like

 secure: "reallyLongStringWithEncryptedStuff"

Now update your .travis.yml

 addons:
   sauce_connect:
     username: "Victory"
     access_key:
         secure: "reallyLongStringWithEncryptedStuff"

Updated your travis.yml.

After, Run tests with the following:

script:
  - python run-tests.py

Or run directly with

python mysite/manage.py test saucetests

You may also run tests locally using

python run-tests.py -l

The tests checks that the /admin page returns a 200 OK status code. The /admin page was choosen in this example because its defined when creating a django project. Using the test not defined as it is not in urls.py.